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As compared to ImgBurn interface just have a look at BurnAware interface.
Can there be anything simpler.
Need Help with ImgBurn
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Hey guys, thanks for the for all the info. I'll use BurnAware from now on too. But After trying again and again with ImgBurn last night I gave up and try Burning with Windows and I got this error:
How can I update my DVD-ROM's firmware?
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IMO, if the operation fails with different programs (Windows and ImgBurn) it is likely to be a hardware error (e.g. a dirty lens component failure) or low quality media.
- Go to the manufacturers website.
- Search using your drive's model number.
- Remember to get the driver that corresponds to your version of W7 (32-bit or 64-bit).
Last edited by lehnerus2000; 06 Feb 2012 at 03:17. Reason: Additional
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Hey guys, I just burned the ISO file successfully using BurnAware!
Thanks wanchoo for referring that software
But I still have to update my DVD-ROM's firmware. Thanks you guys... :)
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Be aware anytime you update firmware there's a risk of turning your hardware into a paperweight. I would research it and see if the manufacturer has any way to undo an update or at least get a copy of the firmware that's on there now.
I updated the firmware on a DVD burner but I waited until that release was out for awhile and kept searching for problems. After the release was out for a couple of months and I didn't see any squawks about hosed hardware, then I went for it.
Generally unless there's going to be something improved that makes it worth the risk, I don't update. Certainly not just to "have the latest" code.
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